Sâmia e Bárbara
Sâmia Bomfim and Bárbara Rosa met in Salvador, Brazil, where Sâmia wrote songs and sang while Bárbara played bass. They started making music together, and in...
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Sâmia Bomfim and Bárbara Rosa met in Salvador, Brazil, where Sâmia wrote songs and sang while Bárbara played bass. They started making music together, and in 2018 their single "Alarme" got some national attention. The song had an upbeat melody and lyrics about self-acceptance, which connected with listeners.
They put out their first album, "Terceira Margem," in 2019, and followed it with an EP called "A Noite Cai" in 2021. Their sound pulls from MPB and indie rock, with lyrics that touch on personal and social themes. As a same-sex couple working in Brazilian music, they've dealt with some prejudice while keeping their focus on the music.
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